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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE

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FARM AND GARDEN.

HOW TO MAKE A SATISFACTORY
SlLO AT SMALL EXPENSE.
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KEAltNEY IN CHICAGO,
Tho Pacific Slope Ayitator, not Allowed to
stgt.H#| Fp. Iea thO Auurehi.t. w. ..N#H.s.

Tho Pacific slope Ag,tator, no. Allowed to
iNg Sec the Anarchists. tait
CHICAGO, Oct. 7,--Dsnnin Kcar1ey, the
sgisalor. arrived from Tho Pacific coast Ibis
morning and left for New York In the
afternoon, to take part in tho three corncr.
ed political struggle wssiug be!veen the
Democrats, Republicans aud ioloweru Of
Henry George. g- H@iF#
E Mr.. keafney on reaching Chicago made
an effort to see the condemned Annrchists,
particularly Parsons. The Pacific coast
sgitator was quietly bat firmly dsuiod aI.
mission to the Jail by the ofhcera In charge.
He went away lamenting, and telling how
four years ago he had advised Parsons TO
leave bombs alone and take the ballots or
he would surely get his neck in q halter,
but Parsons only laughed. .gf'
ksaraey says that on reaching Now
York he will make a eeries Of speecheu,
taking the ground that the question oi
quentions for the workingmen Ut this time
10 not the far.oT issue OF land ss1a alton,
but, nha!l the laboring people concentrate
every effort upon passing q law through
the very next session Of Congress making
tho e1cluaion Of Chinese from the country
absolute? He will urge that tho hands Of
tho Democrats be strengthened-.heir
representatives at present being tho atrong.
est Anli.Chineee advocates. It will be an
immeasursby greater victory, he thinks,
ioI the workingmsn now to hclp pnas the
Mitchell anti. Chinese bill when Congress
ansemblea, than for eide issue to weaken
the Democracy and indirectly strengthen
their pro.C Chinese Republican opponents.
Alter leaving New York MIR. Kearney pro.
poses TO renew tho anti. Chinese ueitation
in the principal cities OF Canada. l,5
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A WHEELING GANG
OF nishwaymen and Thieves opOratlnE in

or iiishwaymen and Thieves Operating I'm
3i-fs Washington County. s u
Washington county, Pa, has for several
week past been the theatre OF operations
for, 9 gang Of burglars and thoivea, who
have baen alarmiugly bold anc daring,
and ii their work continues much longer
1t will not be surprising if vigilance COM
mittees are formed and summary jus,ice
dealt out to the first one caught engaged
in come nefsrious operation. -, v
This latest piece Of work reported took
place In West Alexander, o;xseen miles
from hero, shortly" before 0 o'clock Thu,o.
day evening. Mr. Oliver Murray, OF Muir
ray u Bros, general dealsID, ,wan assaulted
by three men. He was fret felled to ths
ground By & fearful blow delivered in his
lace which cut and stunned him.
Afterwards he wa3 kicked and
otherwise severely bruised and injured.
II was reported here last night thas his
lDlurles were Of a serious and alarming
nature. Tho assault took plaza on Lib
e,ty street., about 200 yards from the home
Of Mr.. Murray, which is located next to
the cemetery and about ono hundred
yaras iton tho store. II was known
that the firm had taken in considerable
money during the day, and tho supposi-
ton, 10 thst the highwaymen supposed that
Oliver would take it home with him. It
60 happened, however, tina: he only had
s3 about his clothes. ,Thiu tho thieves got.
Mr.. Murray wac found soon after be had
been assaulted and an alarm WIS rsised.
The citizens turned out, but no trace Of
tho scoundrela could be fouad. It 10
thought they. jumped passing Baltimore
& Ohio train. i5E' '@ltT ''i.s32 -, 4
The general belief is tha. at least g part
OF the gang operating in the county makes
this city its rendezvous. There 10 certain
evidence that the gang that stole out
OF West Alexander q few nights
since horss belonging to Dr.. Irwin and
fine buggy and harness, the sopsrsy Of
Rev. William Coleman, OF tho w. P,
church, came to this city with their booty.
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RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 7.-Judge Bond Of
the United States Court rendered deci-
sion in the several coupon casea, in which
he makes perpetual in each Gaze the pre-.
Iiminary Injunction heretofore granted.
The principal caas is that OF Cooper and
associatss asaiust the Commonwealth.
The attorneys Of the State representing o
syndicate In this case, Judge Bond on.
joins every. Commonwealth's attorney in
the State from putting the law known as
tho coupon csuaher into force and effect.
The opinion is very elaborate and in it
Judge Bond characterizes the Legislature
Of Virginia as acting In defiance Of the
United Statoa Government. The rules
for contempt againat several Common.
wealth's attorneys for violating the re.
s.raIning order heretofore made will be
considered tomorrow. gie.f 55l7j j}@o&
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THE GREAT, Il !; /! Al: DEAL.
PRESIDENT oAnnnrrs RETURN
And the Sale Of tho u. y .. Telegraph on.
oialiy Ratiilsd-The Western linton has
Control of The Wires over Five Great
Trunk Lincs-Garroiis Approval.

NEw York, Oct. THE Board OF Direc-
tors OF tho Western Union havo officially
ratified tho contract lor the purchase OF
tho baltimore & Ohio Telegraph lines and
the company has taken formal possession.
Mr. Robert Garrett has given hlu approval
In legal form. 4i l.sal,5ii
Mr.. Garrett returned from Europe by
the steamship Ems this morning. When
spoken TO In connection with the salo Of
the Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph lines, he
did not reem to be at all surprised that
tho sale had taken place, but would ssy
nothing on tho subject except that us ho
had not yet aeen Mr.. Gould ho was not
prepared to speak. aig ;ij55. !,
DR.. Norvin Green did not want to pec !
reporters to-day, and Jay Gould was Too
busy with meetings to talk. Mr.. Som.
melville, tho press agent Of tho Western .
Union, said the particulars OF the Bslti.
more < Ohio purchase wore, he npbay.
stooa, substantially as published. n, De-
tails had not yot been arranged, but tho
property was now operated for account Of
the Western Union and aa q part OF Its sya.
TEN. A8y BliWGs92' .'gg1 I5l1 =
1.-THE purchase be continued, "siyes
US control OF the lines over tho ave great
trunk lines. There will be no great ad- .
vsnce In rates. Some ratea have boen
ridiculously low, In some cases tho Bs.ti-
more& Ohio hes transferred basiness for
ten conts which cost 1t eleven cents for
outside service. It's policy seemed to he
to injure the Western Union, rather than
to make business for itself. Such rates ss (
these will, OF courae, be incrcaued. Where
ono Office can do the business for a city
Inc Baltimore d Ohio cilics will be closed.
Al these matters, however, will take time
TO arrange, and It is no. possible to at once
give detnils. - 5g}ss 5r ~ go Z - n
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AFTER THE BANQUET,
a Knock Down Argument Batween Two OF
'la H.ts=' the Pr0tnincHt Guests. ~

a Knock Down Argument Batween Two OF
%& the Prominent Guests.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a Milwaukee special
says: y, o. Wall, Collector Of Internal
Rsvcnue for this port was present at the
banquet teudersd the Pleaident last night,
as was alec Joseph Villas, a prominent
railroad man and cousin cf the Postmas.
tsr General. Mr. Wall has sh1unken
leg, which necessitstes his using crutch.
After tho bauqnet, about 1 80 O'Clock
this morning, they wero both in the 70.
tnnde with o crowd Of others, oil in claw
hammer coats. Mr.. Villas happened to
stumble against Mr.. Wall, and In response
the Collector OF Internal Revenue treated
the railroad magnete and cousin OF the
RestEasster General to as choita collec.
ton Of personal vitupsration as one ever
has the pain or pleasure 0! hearing outside
the domain Of billinga2ste. Is a,-, I,,5...
The reaut was that. Villas knocked Wall
down, and MI Milwaukee is wondering
whether tho reHult will Us q duel or sin-
ply change III the internal Revenue
Ctlco, n s.fsil Z = .slsit raj 2 f.s5r-Gy
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Tho Bonrdi OF lnlsslons.

srnIsarlrLp, Mass, OCT. THE final
oossioa oi tho seyenty.eiEhthS annual.
meeting OF the American Board OF Mis-
aions was held th 10 a6torsnoon and was
largely, attended. Dr. a. 3. Plumb, sof
Boa!on, offered q resolution ior the ap. Es.
pointment Of q 5S special committee Of
seven to- investigate the lnethod6 Of the
Prudential Com mnlittao. Thio waa debated
withsmuch earnostness by Prof. Ezbert @.
amythby ot Andoyor, ?, Rav. Dr.. Z. Parker,
,ofS Hartford, TRsv|Dr. D winnel, OF Califor-
nia, Di. Todd, Of New Haven, and Rev.
Dr. Noble, OF Chicago. On motion Of
Df!.Noble the resolution was laid on the
table,. The usual complimentary renolu.
tions and farewell addresses were made
The next meeting CT tho Eoatd will be
held 5at' 'Olsvelsnd, Ohio, and N. J. Bur.
ton ia 10 preach the aermon. Gl.'.75s
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YESTERDAY, in the Circuit Court Of Obi

YESTERDAY, in the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county, man was aentenced to three
years in The Peritentiary for breaking into
ntore and stealing some junk. He de-
served al! he got. Another man we5 sen.
tencad to the Penitsntisry for five years
for IN offonsc which Judge jacob we'll
characterized as the most heinous Of
crimes. This man deserved vastly more
than he got, yet the judge gave him the
full cxtent Of the law. If the ecoundrei
had goEo the least bit further, as WAS his
intention, he could have been hanged.
Tho law under which he was sentenced Is
wrstchsdly inadequate. There is crime
worss than murder, and this is it.
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INoFFENsIvE pAir1sASs
Meet ut Grafton with Chairman Leonard In
ii. - rs sgs=H Command, AZ Ts9 E,l lElrs

AAeos ososuEaAsoU Will VHhlFmnn Leonard In
fsN2tF Command. l& lt5.54 l7l575
The Grafton Eug'e in its last isoue con-
tains very interesting account OF meet.
ing OF postmastera this! was held in that
town last Tuesday night. There is re-
ported to have been quite a goodly num-
bsr present; among them we're tho post
matters Of Buckhaunon, Weston, Clarka-
burg, Parkersburg, Fairmont and othsr
places, who arrived by different trains in
GRAFTON. W T. I 575' r. 800.
The Eaylein it's report says: "With the
delegation from tho 2Parkersbure branch
came Dave Leonard, Chairman OF the
Democratic State Committee, who aeon
found his way to Collector McGraw's of1ics.
where he WAS followed by all tho memb bers
Of the occasion, one group OF which called
it Democratic Headquarters McGraw
as host received them graciously, and q
conference was held lasting till very lato
hour. The proceedings Of the meeting
have not beon made public, nor is 1t be-
lieved they have or will DO sent TO tho
department at Washington. It has leak.
ed out, however, that Leonard presided
and McGraw did tho speaking,
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il. G. DUN y co.
Weekly Review OF Trnde--Trado Excellent
hut Collections nro Only Fnir,

Wee!kly Neyi CIV OF Trnde--TrAdo Excellent,
4 hut Collections nro Only Fnir. ;,i
New YORK, Oct. 7.-R. G. Dun 4 90. in
their weekly review Of trade cay: Every
condition l,r marked advance in prices
has now been supplied that government
or operators can control, II the advance
does not come il will De CLEAR thut tho
lnckiug up Of capital in railroad aud other
building, in real estate operations, and in
s?ecu!ations Of various kinds has more
depresains influence than many realizs.
The absorption OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Telegraph by tho Western o MON removes
an important cauae Of hesitation in the
ptock market.
Tho increased supply Of money iz not
yet felt at all points. Uhieago 10 Chipping
less money to tho country, though loans
10 carry grain in other cities are large and
the commercial demand is greater than
usual. But at Omaha money is very tight
and tho merchants are complaining.
Trade 10 called excellent, brt collections
Rre only fair. At Detroit Increased de.
mand rsises the rate and collectiono ara
slow. At Cleveland money is close. At
Ksnaas City the market is close and col
lectioas arc only tair, but trade good.
Tho iron trsds ia hat little ycakened
by ths enormous output, which was is 9
per cent above the output Of year ago.
Best grades are still firm. No. 2 is plenty.
Some Eastern mills offer rails at S35 for
next year's delivery, aud bar is a little
weaker. The markets ior copper, tin and
load are ptsonser. Wool remains easy
and dull Boston receipts and ua!es arc
less than hall Of last years, and the aalea
since January arc over 2S per cent be:
low last year. n 4 q, d lltijgi SgT n b,
Tbs boot ynd ehoo trade is larger than
that Of last yesr, shipmentu thus far
saoVlng an increase OF five per cent, and
| the outlook is considered encouraging,
Tho 11.sv: cood0 trade shows no important
change, and ono c!t ct the mese important
labor difficulties, the window g,sss strike,
has been Terminated. u va I
Tho quarterly statement Of iailuret
shows that tho pas. disturbance hss
been more aerlous than many realized. 81
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TIE DUBLIN FIASCO,
The Tory pross Is Enraged Mt tho Failure L
IHs Convict Sullivan.

The Tory pross Is Enraged Mt tho Failure to
@ Ns Convict Sullivan.
LONDON, Oct. Tho Tory presa raise a
tremendous howl over the state proces.
sion Of Lord Mayor Sullivan to and from
court yesterday and declare the proceed
inga to have been an unparalleled piecs Of
impudence and an.insult to the c,ownss
The Dublin Erpress (ConHeryatiye)
statea that the magistrate who hesrd and
dismisssd the case Of the Government
aegainet Lord Mayor Sullivan for publish
ing in tho Nation reports OF mestings OF
suppressed blanchea OF the National
League, was isstidious in llis Interpretation
Of the law. Ths paper deprecates yester.
days proceedings, and charsctsrizss the
result as Gasco. "a ,II7
Ths Freemun's Journal, OF Duhlin,
pfophesies uim:lar recult for all future
attempts Of tho Go7ernment to prevent
the publication Of reports Of the Nation
al League. ,ss$ is;5:54.il y -, s.,
The general rejoicing over the result Of
the trial which took place in Dublin last
night was as gall aud wormwood to tho
disappointed partissns Of the Government.
Turn whichever way they might they be.
held evidences Of tho triumph OF the Ma.
tionalista aud the defeat of the Govern.
ment in Its attempt to enforce the Coer.
cion law. The upshot OF the matter, Ma.
tionalista claim, will be that the Govern
mont will back down az gracefully as il
can and make veiy little, if any effort to
discover secret League meetings in the fu-
turo, while the attention that will be paid
by the resident magistrates to the publica.
ton Of the proceedings Of such mostircs
Will grow gradually less. Practically, they
say, the law, so far "a it applies TO League
meetings and the printing of reports OF
their proceedings is dead. There may be
a lght .pretencs Of keeping q vigilant
watch upon tho branches OF the organiza.
ton located in districts that have lately
besn disturbed BY collisions between the
police and the people, but the vigilance
will not soon relax. '''.zIa5l
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TuE INTELLlGEScER still has the Register
circular 10 Democratic Postmasters-a
verbatim copy Of which was printed in
these columns. Anybody who desires
may SEQ it. The Register may have un.
limitsd tons Of another circular We
have not ssid anything about any other
circular. We have confined our com.
msnta 10 the circular reproduced literally,
club rates excepted, in this paper from the
original received by West Virginia
Postmaster. For SONS reason tho Register
is ashamed OF this circular. For some
other reason it is not ashamed to practice
on the creduli.y OF It's readers. Begone !!
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houtelfics bore silent tesllmony 10 the
number ot delegates either alone or in
consultation with their colleagues, who
were going through the yolamlnous docu.
ment and preparing themselves for the
oratorlcal Tray which is likely 10 occupy
the time OF the Assembly for several DAYS,
The opinions which are expressed con.
cerning tho addrcas arc as varied 40 they
are irroconcilsble. Tho supporteIs Of MI.
Poyderly, are enthusiastic ID their
praiee, although there are some of them
that quietly admit that there Ia a mls.i.
nesa Of moaning about hls references 10
tho Anarchista, aud that too much OF an
inclination to temporizs is apparent In his
inlerential suggestion that only the men
poaitively convicted Of tho immediate 40.
tion Of murder should be hanged. But
fed with the document, II f,lrnishes
abundant material for Ills opponents to
make music. '5EIt - 7'"'.
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Tho Pension Ern1itl.

Nelson Virgin, the man arrested by
Special Agent Roome, Of the ponaion
Bureau, in Marshall county, was ar.
raigned before u S. COMMISSIONER
Forbes yesterday, aud in default OF So coo
bail, WAS sent to jail to await q trial AZ tho
March term Of the United States Court. I
Virgin was indicted by tho rocent U ai.sd
States Graud Jury Tor viola.ion1 of eec-
tions 5,4s5 and 4,7S5. Tho widow whom
he de!rauded ont Of $500 OF her pension
was Mrs. Hulda e. .9Jenkins, Of Greene
county, Pa. Virgin is Baid obe au Old
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what Ono Ll.ll. aluslrnt DID,

New Yosk. Oct.. ia muskrat dug 8
hole in tho bank Of the canal about mile
above NaBhus. n. H., yesterday, and
caused DISASTROUS food. The torrent
swept away into the vooan carrying trees
and all tho waste around to the Nashua
river behind. The river rspidly rose, and
and wes covered BY the yellow foam for o
milo below. The mills were immediately
shut down, and there is no telling when
they will resums york, as the damage
will take weoss To ropa!y. The flood has
thrown 8 5000 employer out oi work for an
indefinite time. {. g 5,rlsl II.
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sharlng Profits with the Employees.

a BClsclsSArl, Oct. IA great holiday
ppd celebration wa9 had yesterday by up.
wards Of 200 employees Of Proctor 4 Gam
BILE, on the occasion Of tho firm paying
It's hrss aemi-annual iahare OF the proita to
the workingmen. The? shares paid the
men were IS! por cent on their wages ior
aix months and aggregated sos. 900. This
is the frat dividend under the share plan
oincs It's adoption. 75
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Z Gov. FORAKER will be glad to SEQ the
friends from this aide Of tho river when
he speaks in Bridgeport next Tuesday
night. l. would be effective and noigh.
borly TO go over in body. Gov. Foraker's
"mouth" ia one Of the interesting things
ol the day. There is always something
good In II. u, HE
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arrested on n Grave Churgo.

Special Dispatch 10 ihe Intel!iGencer. -
WEBSTER, W. Va, Oct. 7.-Our little
town was considerably atirred up to-day
over the a.reet Of Bailey Roach by United
Statea detective, who arrested him on o
charge Of having passed iudecen. and un-
1swtn! mail matter through the postofiice
at this place to OF least two different par
ties. He was taken to tho United States
Court at Clarkebnrg. ~. i5,sriInf
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TnE Governor OF Illinois wrote to the
Pfeaidon. Of the United States urging him
to accept an invitation to visit the capital
city Of Illinois. The President took no
notice Of tho Governors lettor. The
Governor Of Illinois hadn't said any ugly
thing about tho PreaiI!ons, had he?
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Thirtcon Infants In tho Cistern,

ToLEDo, Oct. IA startling tale Of hu-
man depravity has just come to light in
this city. A house located in a block
bounded by Michigan, Ontario, Locust
and Lagrange streets, was vacated and a
new tenant moved into the dwelling. a
cissern located above ground and facing
an alley WAS noticed to emit horrible
stencil. An investigation and q cleaning
of the cistetn revealed tho bodies of thir-
teen intants. The house was formerly
occupied by q midwife, who was at
once arrested. An investigation 4 will
follow. ERs n 33s5l@is ts};:tt rs
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CRITIGts1Ne the ADDRESS.

Misty References to tho An.
nrohists-DsleCntos Surprised.
MlsNEAroLls, Oct. THE annual ad-
dreaa, Or rather manifeuto, Of General
Master Workman poEderly, which was
presented to- tho goaeral Assembly yes-
terduy afternoon, has caused a decided
commotlon among uome 81 tho factions
that are represented in tho gathering. III
= Little else was talked OF by tho group.
that gathered in the hotels during the
evening and late into the night, and carly
this morning the light which ahone
through scores ol windows at the dlheren,
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Is Baltimore penal colony, that 1t
must be run by criminals? The President
might with prof! exsond his tour to Bal.
timors and $50 what aort Of men are the
mainstay Of his Administration in the
City OF Monuments and monumental
election frauds. II would bo more enter
tanning than being kissed by rod.hcaded
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Kato Castlston Ia "Crazy Patch"

Kate Caa!le!on appeared at the Opera
House liant night, eupported by company
glmoss entirely nsw, in "Crazy Patch"
There 10 an abundance Of new music of a
pleasing character, well sung, aud plenty
Of inimi.able fan. The charming Ksis
dresses rs we'll aud llsps and kicks as ur,-
approachably q, ever, and is II anything
more suggestive. Her "Excusa mel toui-
cal song Is nos'eq7al TO i"Forl Goodncss
sake" though it was much enjoyed, The
piecs will bo repeated tbs afternoon at the
matinee, and this evening for tho lagt
time. Reserved seats at 3 BAumes'e.. - Z !
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Cout,nstors lIahol laaFA ~ I, \ - =

CnlcAao, Oct STAFFORD II Murphy,
liverymen and street contrsctors, made an
assignment thil morning.. LIABILITIES,
$4,000; casets nominally $4,000. 81 The
firm srocsntly lost theit 1gfip sn, tas city
contrac. fot cleaning tho satroets, and have
since been going down; bill; ;sSSs3s MA q,
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Consorotneo .. II, ,,o,mon u, an \,

SALT LACE Cry, OCT. The Il titty.seyy. y
enth annual conference olsths i Mormon
church opened in the, tabernacle yeste,r.5
day. Great interest csnters ii the I meet. ;mn,ieIet.
ing owing to the fact that Il Is til, f5first
conference hold in this city sior, the spaet
three years. During that period co1fsr:
encea hase been held yas suialle towns 40
that polygGmiste Whowsfe syoidinp arrent
could attend. Interest III thta CON nieronee
is further enhanced by 3rumora7 7etatine
that the SUCCESSOR to President TAI lor will
be elected. =